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I've used jswiki (https://js.wiki/) for a long time. You can import or export to git. I have the backup of the wiki content on github as a private repo.
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if you just want github to render your wiki, I have a repo that you could try - https://github.com/mhzawadi/doc-store-template
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I had the same requirements as you, and MkDocs has worked wonderfully well for me. You can use this repository as an example: https://github.com/selfhostedshow/wiki/
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Grav
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Just thought I'd mention Grav: https://getgrav.org/. I looked for a git based markdown wiki for a long time, and ultimately settled on Grav. It's more of a CMS than a wiki, but it seems to have done the trick anyway.
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I can add another example because I use this method to push mkdocs for my personal website and it's all on gitlab here.
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I'm using https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook for my personal wiki.
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Give https://retype.com a try, looks like GitBook but produces a self hosted website that can be then hosted anywhere, e.g. using GitHub pages. There’s also a GitHub action for CI/CD solutions.
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I'm a huge fan of mkdocs. As noted above I put it into production for the selfhosted show wiki (which needs some love btw so please do contribute!) but also for https://perfectmediaserver.com.